COSTA CONCORDIA: AFTER TRAGEDY CONTROVERSY ENRAGE ON THE COASTS OF ITALY CLOSE AND DANGEROUS BOWS

Gennaro Savio: While continues the race against time to find, using a robot, the bodies still trapped inside the ship Concordia, flagship of the Costa Cruises crashed on a reef along the coasts of the island of Giglio, everyone is questioning whether or not to allow these floating "countries" the so called "bow", ie the approach to the coast to greet and honor with long whistles Islands and coastal Towns. And in the last hours on the web are many users who are posting photos and videos that show how much too close to the coast the cruise ships is coming close always to make the fateful "bow". And one of the most striking examples is certainly that one of their passage through the Grand Canal in Venice. One of the favorite destinations of these ships are certainly the beautiful coasts of Campania region, and with them the pearls of the Gulf of Naples, the islands of Capri, Ischia and Procida. And here there have been the most suggestive "bows" but also those who have always aroused no little concern among residents, fishermen and boats that in a protected area where nothing is allowed to ordinary mortals they were almost just missed from these giants of sea.
Gennaro Savio 'live': And the harbormaster Francesco Di Iorio showed us some photos taken from the balcony of his house and in fact the cruise ships almost could be touched with the hand.
Commander Di Iorio: Moreover we are anyway here in a marine protected area where anyway there are a number of rules and prohibitions, these ships should go in particular conditions of security, but concretely these safety rules are completely disregarded because go across about 100, 150 meters from the shore.
Gennaro Savio 'live': As we could see from the photographs that you took from the balcony of your home.
Commander Di Iorio: From the photos that repeatedly I take for pleasure.

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